Camden Homeowners Associatioin

What Camden Homeowners Associatioin's governing documents say

This is a supplemental filing of policies for the Camden Homeowners Association, a single-family home community in Seis Lagos, TX. It records specific rules adopted by the Board on topics like flags, solar panels, rain barrels, and payment plans. The document is a partial record and does not contain the full CC&Rs.

• Payment Application Policy: Any payment received from an owner with an unpaid balance is applied in a specific order: first to collection costs and attorney fees, then special individual assessments, late charges, interest, other collection costs, special assessments, annual assessments, and finally any other amount owed.
• Flags and Flagpoles: Only U.S., Texas, and official replica flags may be displayed. Flagpoles must be permanent, of harmonious materials, and cannot be installed in common areas. Freestanding flagpoles require prior approval and must minimize halyard noise. Flag illumination is allowed but cannot disturb others or shine into dwellings.
• Solar Energy Panels: Solar panels require prior written approval from the Architectural Review Committee. They are allowed only on the owner's roof (not on common areas, front elevations, or beyond roofline). Panels must blend with roof color and be repaired within 30 days of damage. Ground-mounted systems must be screened and located in rear or side yards.
• Rain Barrels / Collection Devices: Rain barrels are permitted but must meet architectural guidelines. They are prohibited on common areas and between the front building line and street. Only one barrel per property, must be enclosed to prevent mosquitoes, and should be screened. Prior approval with site plan and product details is required.
• Records Retention and Production: The Association retains records for specified periods (e.g., owner account records, minutes, tax returns). Owners can request records, but the Association may charge fees: $0.10 per standard copy, $0.50 for oversized, $1 per CD, $28.50/hour for programmer, $15/hour labor, plus 20% overhead. Certain records (violation histories, personal financial info) are confidential.
• Payment Plan Policy: The Association offers payment plans for delinquent assessments, with minimum 12-month terms but no longer than 18 months. Current assessments must be paid in addition to the plan. There is a fee to initiate the plan. Default may occur if payments are missed, and the Board can accelerate the balance and pursue collection.
• What this document doesn't cover: This supplemental filing does not include basic HOA rules such as pet restrictions, leasing limits, parking rules, or assessments amounts. It also does not define common area maintenance or architectural review procedures beyond the specific policies listed.

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